Berry Family Law

10/22/2026

If you are hoping for a lower-conflict option, mediation may help. We’ll start with separate intake sessions to understand what’s going on and confirm mediation is a good fit. Then we guide you through sessions to help you reach an agreement. Get started: https://berryfamilylaw.ca/

10/20/2026

If you are worried about your safety or your children’s safety, you deserve support. You may be able to apply for a restraining order, and the court can review evidence and set conditions, such as staying away from you or your home. Reach out to us at https://berryfamilylaw.ca/

10/14/2026

Starting a new chapter together is exciting, and planning can be part of that. A cohabitation agreement or marriage contract can help protect property, inheritances, or business interests you bring into the relationship. Learn more: https://berryfamilylaw.ca

10/12/2026

You can be separated while still living in the same home. The key is that one of you has clearly communicated the relationship is over, and there’s no real chance of reconciliation. If you want guidance, start here: https://berryfamilylaw.ca/

10/12/2026

Today, on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, also known as Columbus Day, we take a moment to learn from the past, recognize Indigenous communities, and reflect on the many histories that shape our communities today.

For families going through separation or divorce, constructive conversations and clear guidance can help make the path forward easier to navigate. If you’re considering mediation or need help creating a family agreement, learn more about your options at https://berryfamilylaw.ca/.

10/10/2026

Trying to make sense of child support can feel heavy. In Ontario, child support is often based on the Child Support Guidelines tables, and sometimes special expenses like childcare or medical costs. If you want to talk it through, visit https://berryfamilylaw.ca

10/08/2026

If you’re hoping to keep conflict lower, mediation can be a more collaborative way to work toward an agreement outside of family court. If you’d like to learn how it works, reach out at https://berryfamilylaw.ca

10/02/2026

Wondering what happens first in mediation? It typically starts with separate intake sessions to see if mediation is appropriate and safe for your situation. If you want the full overview, visit https://berryfamilylaw.ca

10/02/2026

"Best to have Susan Berry on your side. Her extensive knowledge & experience will help guide you through a very difficult time in your life. I couldn’t have been happier with our results." says Tricia on Google

★★★★★ Best to have Susan Berry on your side. Her extensive knowledge & experience will help guide you through a very difficult time in your life. I couldn’t have been happier with our results.

09/30/2026

Moving in together or planning to marry? A cohabitation agreement or marriage contract can set clear financial expectations so there are fewer surprises later. If you’d like guidance, call (905) 338-7941 or visit https://berryfamilylaw.ca